ArticleMicromachines2026
A Compact 380 GHz Zero-Bias Schottky Diode Detector for High-Sensitivity Radiometer Applications.
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Reliable terahertz radiometer receiver systems demand detectors that combine high sensitivity with structural robustness. This paper presents the design, fabrication, and characterization of a 380 GHz zero-bias detector based on an ACST Schottky diode. The detector uses a high-impedance grounding topology to reduce parasitic resonances and enhance output stability. A compact U-shaped waveguide transition is adopted to realize an inline port configuration. This configuration simplifies system integration. Measurements demonstrate a peak voltage responsivity of 2318 V/W and a linearity of 0.9996 at 380 GHz, validating the effectiveness of the proposed design. This work establishes a practical design approach for zero-bias terahertz detectors and supports future high-frequency radiometer and sensing applications.
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